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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1956

Page

3

County Farm Bureau Picnic Set For July 24

County Farm Bureau plans a July 24 picnic at Bowlah Park Aloyamaria with a morning program At Lb n elne and a pet parade by young members of the Pet and lobby Club. Highlights include a cake vegetable and flower show supervised by local organizers, with entries requiring multiple varieties.

County Farm Bureau Madiso Bowlah Park Aloyamaria William Schuck Lb N’elne Mildred Woodruff Veda J Yelt Grace Blake Nellie Sharritt Nolan Sloyd John Mills

Foot Doctor Adverts And Remedies In Odd Jumbled Text

A garbled OCR style fragment mentions foot doctors and remedies for burning feet. It reads like a mock advertisement with unusual spellings and phrases about soothing and relief, including references to foot care products and vague claims.

Local Farm Bureau Event Opens With Talent Contest

On Friday July 73 1958 Mary Marsh and Clydie Moy vor headline the dinner committee Fayola Meath Mrs McNutt and Mrs Bert Hardy assist. Afternoon programs in the main auditorium feature a home talent amateur contest with 7 Jan Wilson county Farm Bureau president in charge and Mary Etchison Ethel Broyles supervising contests and activities.

Mary Marsh Lydye Moyvor Fayola Meath McNutt Bert Hardy An Wilson Farm Bureau Mary Etchison Ethel Broyles

Linwood Children Visit Noblesville

Linwood Sunday School led a group of children from Linwood to Noblesville for a Children's Day program at Forest Mick. Families mentioned include Mr and Mrs Herman Bount and sons, Mr and Mrs Don Warner of Alexandria, Mr and Mrs Ed Poole near New Columbus, and Mr and Mrs Thomas Stanley who joined Mr and Mrs Robert Poole. Other visits note Mrs Cora Manifold returning home after surgery, and several families from Linwood and nearby areas visiting or hosting events as the community gathers for local church activities.

Linwoan Linwood Forest Mick Noblesvile Herman Bookvnt Arizona Don Warner Alexandria Ed Poole New Columbus Thomas Stanley Robert Poole Charles Manifold Cyrus Brown Near Emporia Roy Hood Chesterfield Cyrus Byrown Ray Knotts Gilbert Wools

Anderson Families Visit Nearby Kin and Guests

Children and Mrs Martha Stanley of Anderson were recent guests of Afr and Mrs Thomas Stanley and family. Mr and Mrs John Dill and daughter of Anderson were guests of Mr and Mrs Cyril Gray. Mr and Mrs John Witkasmay of Anderson visited Mr and Mrs John Gooding and daughter. Mrs Ann Temple and children visited Mr and Mrs Fred Slamey of Anderson who recently. Mrs Stanley, recovering from illness, suffered a relapse and is bedfast.

Martha Stanley Anderson Afr Thomas Stanley John Dill Cyril Gray John Witkasmay John Gooding Ann Temple Sad Fred Slamey Stanley

Delta Chay Jy Brans lengers Tea Shorpe initiates candlelight rites

Delta chapter of Signa Alpha junt Sorority held candlelight initiation ceremonies Tuesday evening. President Mrs. Williams By Miller led, with Mrs. Robert Morgan delivering the prayer. Pledges listed include Mesdames Donald O'Brien Max Toombs Arthur J Stepp John LeMond and Mrs. Rarl Fowles. Tea table featured a crystal punch bowl with rose buds, color themes bule bridge prizes and gold accents. Guests included Mesdames George F. Fox Chester Bausman Harold Humbles Robert McCord and many others. Door prizes awarded to Misses Aubert Jenkins Doris Whisner and Dorothy Cade.

Delta Chay Jy Delta Chapter Signa Alpha Junt Williams Miller Robert Morgan Rayer Donald O'Brien Max Toombs Arthur J Stepp John LeMond Rarl Fowles Ater Buel Bridge George F. Fox Chester Bausman Harold Humbles Robert McCord Kenneth Porter Frank Goldsmith Jose[Jr Pon Hempleman Robert Jenbuds Arvie Spall Dan Clymer Johns Hubert Padgell Paul Koester McCord Herschel Forest Norman Uappan Chris Lindsey Gwyn Lewis John C. Allen Ora Sargent Herb Trees Aubert Jenkins Earl Dorothy Cade Doris Whisner Powless Burico Herald

Family Reunion Near College Corner Draws 35 Attendees

About 35 people gathered at the Mingle Zirkle farm in Andrews Grove near College Corner for a Sunday reunion with a noontime basket dinner. An afternoon program featured talks and readings by local residents, and Clarence Brown led the business meeting. Officer slate and arrangements committee were named for another year. Several guests from nearby towns attended, including Walter Reece and daughter Martha of Shelbyville and Harold Hiday and daughter from Berrien Springs Michigan.

Meghanigsbhurg Andrews Grove College Corner Sam Derrow Peggy Hate Martha Reece Ed Reynolds Gordon Lewis Walter Reece Opal Huttl Allen J. Ritchie Clarence Brown Muncie Werdle Zirkle Daleville Fellowship of Markleville Methodist Church Epworth Forest Lake Webster Joan Craig Gail Craig Deanna Farm Shirley Marsh Jackie Beck Cara Iv Buey Linda Lewis Martha Zirkle Mechanicsburg Jou Ann Swinford Ronnie Milburn Andl Jamies McDuffee Markieville Fred Wiggins Jimmy Lotkinwood Laurel Ralph Anderson Earl Davis Helen Wiliams Glebe Jack Lewis Grace Dudley Inez Mallay James Knowling James Shinpla Knowling Greensboro Norman Rust Tampa Fla John G. Dunes Doyle Soverns Andersay Salur Soverns Charles Miller Georgiatta Miller Peru Lester

Why Grow Old by Josephine Lowmas

A midcentury style column offers practical summer comfort tips from Josephine Lowman. It covers cooling strategies, color choices, skincare, makeup changes, and gentle foot care to ease heat stress, with a note on contacting the author through the Register and Tribune Syndicate in Des Moines Iowa.

Josephine Lowman Synditaia Hes Moines Iowa Myrtle Meyer Eldred Teibuse Syndicate Des Moines Chicago

Realtors To Meet Friday Noon Here

The Anderson Board of Realtors will meet Friday at noon at the Anderson Hotel. Howard Webb will be guest speaker on Real Estate Board Appraisals.

Anderson Board of Realtors Anderson Hotel Howard Webb

YMCA Luncheon and Activity Schedule Summary

The notice lists daytime and afternoon events at the YMCA including Lions Club at 4:00 and Optimist at 12:00 on March 12, plus citizens bank and various youth activities. It mentions swimming for boys and girls from 9:00 to 11:00, with junior life savings and an underage swim session, ending with intermediate swim at 0:30.

Lions Club Optimist Citizens Bank Mary Stewart Sam

Baby Eating Struggles Highlighted by Ada Column

A reader details a 17 month old who refuses nearly all food, drinks little milk, and seems healthy yet undersized. The pediatrician dismisses alarm but the mother seeks guidance and a leaflet on feeding. The piece notes advice to offer small bite sized, self fed portions and to avoid forcing feeds.

Points For Parents Mother No I won’t tie your shoe

A fragmented excerpt shows a parent urging a child to tie their own shoes despite confusion and difficulty. The dialogue hints at the tension between guidance and independence within a family setting, reflecting everyday instruction and frustration.

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